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Volume 57, Number 41 • October 20, 2011
Supervisor hopefuls spar at second forum By Jim Ridolphi news@goochlandgazette.com
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Goochland Superintendent of Schools Linda Underwood and School Board Chairman Ivan Mattox confer at a January School Board meeting. The School Board took action last week to amend Underwood’s contract extension, correcting the date to comply with Virginia law.
Superintendent’s contract amended By Jim Fields jfields@mechlocal.com
The Goochland County School Board took a step Oct. 11 at its monthly meeting to correct errors made in extending Superintendent Linda Underwood’s employment contract by changing the end date to June 30, 2014.
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A statement read by School Board Chairman Ivan Mattox said, “In response to questions and concerns that have been raised about the Superintendent’s Contract, the School Board would like to approve a contract that makes all of the terms and conditions clear. In the past, the School Board executed two Contract Addenda.
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What we have done is incorporated all of the terms from the original Superintendent’s Contract and the two Contract Addenda into one document. The idea is to try and make everything as clear as possible. The contract also revises the end date of the Superintendent’s see Contract > page 4
Nine candidates for Goochland supervisor seats took turns at the podium of the Goochland Recreation Center last week in a lively question and answer session hosted by the county’s NAACP chapter. They fielded audience generated questions highlighting key issues facing the upcoming board including the downturn in the local economy, the nagging debt Tuckahoe Creek Service District debt, communication between the county’s two elected boards and economic disparity in the county. “Our mission was to inform the public and I think we met that challenge,” said forum moderator and NAACP president Sekou Shabaka. Any discussion of financial matters in the county has to include an examination of the Tuckahoe Creek Service District and its failure to meet revenue expectations. Formed in 2002, the original agreement established lofty repayment goals that relied on an optimistic growth rate in the county. A recent study submitted to the sitting supervisors identified options to revise the plan that included refinancing the debt or spreading the increasing utility costs countywide. District 1 candidate Susan Lascolette expressed vehement opposition to the burden being shifted to all taxpayers in the
county. “Every one I’ve talked to in District 1 is adamantly opposed to that concept as am I,” she said. “Ultimately, it will be economic development that fixes the problem,” she added. Proposed ad valorem taxes equate to residents in the TCSD paying more taxes than their neighbors in Henrico County, a situation that could stifle the already dormant housing market in the county. District 1 incumbent Andrew Pryor said fixing the TCSD problem might require extending the life of the bond and changes in the zoning within the district. “The TCSD was put in at the request of landowners in the district. The ones that chose to be in the plan agreed that they were the ones who would benefit from it and they would be the ones to pay for it,” Pryor said. District 5 candidate Ken Peterson, who is running unopposed, said relying on information provided by the same company which originally structured the debt was precarious, at best. The retired U.S. Army officer said his financial experience would allow him to tackle the problem with a new perspective. District 2 incumbent William Quarles said the board is considering options to address the TCSD woes. “The TCSD was born by the investors and the people who owned the land, and it will take all of
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Bus driver files assault charge against Schools Transportation Chief By Jim Fields jfields@mechlocal.com
A Goochland Schools bus driver has filed assault charges against the head of transportation for the school system. An incident on the morning of Oct. 13 between the driver, Tonya Gilman, and Betty Thurston, Supervisor of Transportation for Goochland Public Schools, led to Gilman filing a complaint for assault and battery against Thurston, a Class 1 Misdemeanor, punishable by up to one year in prison and a $2,500 fine. Sheriff James Agnew confirmed by phone that afternoon
Forum continued from > page1 our collective heads to solve this problem,â€? he said. Quarles is running against Manuel Alvarez, who said all of the options provided by Davenport (the company who did the latest study) mean “tax increases for somebody.â€? Alvarez said people in his district don’t want to pay for someone else’s water. “They have to deal with well and septic problems, and if you’ve ever had one fail, it’s a pretty expensive ordeal.â€? He also suggested using another source to do the analysis. District 3 challenger Alan Tucker said the solution lies in economic development. “We need to entice businesses to come to Goochland,â€? he said. Tucker’s opponent, incumbent Ned Creasey, said the problem is worse than anticipated. “The system was put together with a flaw in it,â€? he said. “The scary part of this system is that we have 9 ½ miles of bad pipe and we’ll have to address that. All the figures we hear don’t include
that the summons was served on Thurston at 12:15 p.m. Thurston was released on summons and agreed to appear Oct. 24 in General District Court at 8:45 a.m. According to Gilman, the incident occurred at the Transportation Office. Gilman said had called Thurston on her radio to find out why a scheduled practice evacuation on her bus that morning didn’t occur. Thurston told Gilman she didn’t have any paperwork for it. So after delivering her students to school, Gilman went to the office with her paperwork to make a copy for Thurston. that.� District 4 challenger Bob Minnick agreed the only way out of the TCSD mess is through economic development. “That’s the long term solution. There is no other real option,� he said. He likened Davenport to the “fox in the hen house.� Incumbent District 4 supervisor Rudy Butler said hiring an economic development director would go a long way to turning the problem around. “I’m for looking at mixed use in West Creek, and I voted twice against raising these peoples’ ad valorem tax,� Butler said. All of the candidates agreed that vocational training needs to be expanded in county schools and supported turning Byrd Middle School into a vocational tech center that would include a Black History Museum for the county. Creasey pointed out the county had just spent $500,000 to replace the roof at the old Central High School, and he would like to see the county get some use out of it. Lascolette said the renovation
“She was humiliating me over the radio, telling me I didn’t have the paperwork,� Gilman said. “I consider what she was saying slander. When you are on the radio like that, everybody in the county that has a radio can hear you.� Words were exchanged and then Thurston grabbed Gilman by the arm, said Gilman. “I had to tell her two times to let go of me before she did,� Gilman said. “When I went outside, there were marks on my arm, so I called 911. They came and looked at it and advised me to file charges.� Gilman filed a complaint and now wonders if she’ll have a job
much longer. “I have been notified that I have to turn in a written report tomorrow,� she said. Gilman said she doesn’t understand why Thurston is constantly on her case. “I enjoy my job and work hard to be a good driver,� she said. “I’m one of the county’s driving instructors and I just don’t understand why she is constantly after me.� A call to Thurston’s work number resulted in no contact. Goochland School Superintendent Linda Underwood declined to comment on the matter, calling it a “personnel issue.�
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District 5 candidate Ken Peterson speaks at the second NAACP candidates forum last Thursday.
was a good idea provided it was “cost effective.� The candidates also fielded questions on the county’s large economic gap and poverty in Goochland County. “We have floors in homes in this county that are marble and floors in this county that are dirt, and everything in between,� Petersen said. Butler said “There is a big difference and that’s something we have to overcome in this county. We can do that through the education system.� Butler said every student in
the county should have an opportunity to do one of two things, either go to college or enter training in a vocational skill. The idea of a vocational element in the school system was a recurring theme in the discussion, and most candidates agreed on the need for such a program. While the incumbents stressed improving on systems, like education, already in place, the challengers noted the need for the selection of a new team. The voters will make the ultimate choice on Nov. 8.
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Elementary schools present improvement plans (SWD), Economically Disadvantaged (ED), English as a Second Language (ESL) SOL scores for Goochland and Caucasian (C). County’s three elementary schools have been released, Byrd E.S. and Randolph Elementary had significant gains. Reading 2010 2011 “We had a wonderful year AA 77 82 and I believe it was from havED 84 84 ing all of our teachers on the SWD 35 56 same page,� said Randolph ESL 100 100 principal Dianna Gordon. C 90 95 “Teachers were encouraged Math 2010 2011 to be creative. For example AA 82 77 in reading, if a teacher had ED 84 81 a group of boys who liked SWD 69 63 NASCAR, she brought stories about NASCAR for them to ESL 100 100 read. It’s easier for the stuC 95 97 dents to learn to read if they are reading material they are Goochland E.S. interested in as opposed to something they are being Reading 2010 2011 required to read.� AA 86.53 78.37 The scores for reading and ED 84.78 77.5 math are presented below. The SWD 75 71.42 schools are listed in alphabetiESL 100 80 cal order. The scores are for C 96 97 African-American Students Math 2010 2011 (AA), Students with Disabilities AA 96.15 86.48 By Jim Fields jfields@mechlocal.com
ED 97.82 85 SWD 89.28 71.42 ESL 100 0 C 98 98 • ESL math score could be for one student.
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Math 2010 2011 AA 88 90 ED 95 90 SWD 86 79 ESL 92 100 C 97 98 Each elementary has made a presentation to the School Board concerning their scores and improvement plans for the coming year. Tina McCay, principal at Goochland Elementary School was the last to do so, giving her presentation to the School
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board on Oct. 11. Goochland Elementary School has an overall reading pass rate goal of 95 percent for the Spring 2012 SOL Assessment. Students in all grades will have a variety of programs to help them improve. For example, students in grades K-5 will participate in guided reading groups based on individual instructional reading levels and word study based on the Developmental Spelling Analysis. Goochland Baptist Church provides bags full of weekend snacks for economically disadvantaged students and teachers will put books in their bags each week. After school tutoring will be available in the spring for students in grades 3-5. Students will read stories to other students see School plans > page 5
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Tucker Park at Maidens Crossing was officially dedicated at a Park Picnic event October 12, 201. The event marked the beginning of public access to the site and centered on honoring the Tucker family and the park’s key donors and volunteers. Located at the intersection of Highway 522 and the James River, the park’s land is the only public access point to the river that does not require crossing railroad tracks. Owned by Goochland County, Tucker Park is 36 acres of land with 1,200 feet directly on the waterfront. The park site land had been owned by the Tucker family, whose heritage in Goochland dates back to the late 1800’s and includes owning the Maidens Adventure Inn and serving as postmasters. “Atonetime,theTuckerslived on every hilltop in Maidens,” said Gloria Tucker. “Our entire family had spent so many years enjoying the river and we always felt it would be a perfect place for a park.” The park was designed by the late Don Charles, former Deputy County Administrator for Goochland County. The design for Tucker Park includes an open stage for musi-
Contract continued from > page 1 Contract to June 30, 2014. I hope everyone understands that this is not an extension of the Superintendent’s contract. Citizens have raised concerns about transparency and responsiveness and the School Board is committed to fairness. Contrary to the assertions of some, there are no smoke and mirrors and the School Board wants to make
cal events, a launch for canoes and kayaks, open space for recreation, an archery range and an observation point for birding. Recently, a parking lot for the site was completed, enabling the county to open the park. While Goochland County’s professional Parks and Recreation staff manages the day to day maintenance and programming, the Tucker Park at Maidens Crossing Task Force is the park’s volunteer champion. Established by the Goochland County Chamber of Commerce, the task force works with the county to promote a collaborative approach to the park’s evolution. Tucker Park is also a member of the 35 Mile Drive Association and Discover Goochland. Members of the Task Force are Chris Caul , Gary Clower, Ned Creasey, Bonnie Creasy, Wayne Dementi, Leigh Dunn, Aynsley Fisher, Terry Hazelton, Arthur Jennings, Kitty and Don Leeger, Chuck Peple, Derenda Reynolds, Derek Stamey and Mark D. Williams. The completion of the 35 space parking lot, including handicapped spaces, was the result of the Task Force’s coordination of a collective effort on the part of many volunteers and businesses in Goochland. Participating in the project was Leigh Gordon of
it clear that all of its actions are above board and legal. I hope that the School Board’s action tonight will put this issue to rest because we want to move on with the business of educating Goochland’s children.” On a roll-call vote, the document was unanimously approved. The issue concerning Superintendent Underwood’s contract came under scrutiny recently when Penny Palen, a candidate for the School Board
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From left, Leigh Dunn, Wayne Dementi, Becky Dickson, Aynsley Fisher, Beth Moore, (Chair of Task Force), Mark Williams, Gary Clower, Paul Miller, Bonnie Creasy, Don Leeger, Derenda Reynolds, Terry Hazelton, Chuck Peple, Derek Stamey and Ned Creasey are members of the Tucker Park at Maidens Crossing Task Force. Not pictured Chris Caul and Arthur Jennings.
Gordon Construction Company, who served as the site contractor Contributed Photoand donated the use of his equipment and most importantly his own time to complete the job. Travis Chewning and Brad Duty worked to help secure Luck Stone’s donation of 1,200 tons of crusher run. Billy Ottley of S. B. Cox and Joe Liesfeld of Liesfeld Contracting donated trucks that made over 30 trips to remove the soil and transport the stone to the site. Gary Clower, LA, former Director of Land Development for McKinney and Company, created the site plan and Mike Parrish of Parish and Associates surveyed and staked the site. “I was inspired by the tremendous generosity of these individ-
uals and companies in helping us to build this parking lot,” said Beth Moore. “Without their contributions of time and resources, we would not have been able to open the park to the public.” Tucker Park follows the hours of Goochland County’s other parks and is open from dawn until dusk. “This scenic park represents Goochland County’s quest to reunite our residents and visitors with the natural beauty of the James River,” said Beth Moore, Chair of the Tucker Park at Maidens Crossing Task Force. For more information, please visit www.maidenscrossingpark. com or contact Task Force Chair, Beth Moore at bmoorecreative@ comcast.net.
in the November election, sought a preliminary injunction against the School Board in Goochland Circuit Court. Palen believed the two extensions, one until July 14, 2013, and the second until Oct. 26, 2014, violated a part of the Virginia Code that requires school superintendents’ contracts to end on June 30 of any given year. She asked the court to enjoin the School Board from making any changes to the addendums or extending
the original contract further. Goochland Circuit Court Judge Timothy K. Sanner dismissed Palen’s request. “What would be wrong with allowing them to correct that?” Sanner asked, referring to Palen’s assertion that the addendums extending the contract contained dates that violated Virginia law. By changing the end date of Underwood’s contract to June 30, 2014, that is just what the School Board did.
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Hobbs named Regional Administrator By Jim Fields jfields@mechlocal.com
After 30 years “in� prison, Wendy Hobbs is getting out. The 55-year old Sandy Hook resident hasn’t been serving time in the normal since of the word. She joined the Department of Corrections in 1981, and in 1989 she became the assistant warden at Goochland. Two years later, she was named warden, a position she would hold until two years ago when she was asked to become the warden at the Fluvanna Connectional Center for Women. Her new post is Regional Administrator for the Eastern Region of the Department of Corrections. “I’ve gotten a promotion and I’m moving into the administration
side of corrections,� she said while relaxing at her home Thursday. “In my new role, I’ll supervise the wardens and superintendents of eight major institutions and two field units. I believe I can use my experience to mentor and guide them and make their units better.� Over her years as a warden, Hobbs communicated with staff and inmates on a daily basis. “I’ve worked with men and women in my career, and women are much more open,� she said. “Men will talk with you, but it’s usually only after they have exhausted all other efforts. They’ll try to do things on their own or by talking to other inmates before coming to the warden or a corrections officer for help. “Women are just the opposite,� Hobbs said. “I would regularly walk among them and talk to them. I could find out what they
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School plans continued from > page 3 and there is the “Tipping Our Hats to Reading� program. Students can earn points for reading, and at a certain point level, they earn a hat. As they earn more points, stars will be drawn on their hats. On Fridays, students will wear their hats all day, and at the end of the year, the students can take their hats home. Goochland Elementary School also has a goal for an overall pass rate of 95 percent for math in the Spring, 2012 Assessment. There will be after school tutoring for grades 3-5 in the spring and also a group called the “Lunch Math Bunch� where students play teacher created math games after eating lunch. Grades K-5 will have math vocabulary and/or concepts displayed in the classroom and students will have the opportunity to join the school’s match club. Other students, parents, volunteers and teachers will serve as mentors in reading and math programs through-
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Homestretch Imagine my glee last week watching the St. Louis Cardinals, given up for dead near the end of the season when they trailed the Milwaukee Brewers in their division and seemed out of the running for the wild card spot behind Atlanta, beat the Brewers soundly last week to advance to the World Series. Glee because when we were boys in the 50s, my brother and I picked baseball teams to root for. Bob picked the Brooklyn Dodgers, back when New York City was a three team Major League town, with the mighty Yankees, the Dodgers and the Giants. I picked St. Louis for reasons unknown and it’s been fun watching them ever since. Although it’s not the same with umpteen teams in each league and two sets of playoffs before you get to the series. By rights the Phillies should be playing in the fall classic, since they had the best wonlost record in baseball. But things change. And that’s the question here in Goochland, where candidates for School Board and the Board of Supervisors are winding up and throwing their best pitches to the voters, here in the homestretch to the Nov. 8 election. Some have called this the most important election in modern Goochland history, with the potential for significant change on both boards. They are probably right – that the election is mighty important. But it strikes this writer as a case of be careful what you wish for. Should the
ardent challengers take over, they will be faced with the same problems that bedeviled their predecessors – TCSD financing, a steady decline in county revenues and the need to craft a sensible economic growth plan during a period when business is in the doldrums, not to mention how to spend ever dwindling resources in the school system. Here in Goochland the various candidate forums have been underway, giving anyone interested a chance to check out those who have chosen to run in these difficult times. And the recent correction, or amending of the school superintendent’s contract after the Palen suit was dismissed, should make it clear that the School Board members meant what they said when they gave support for the current school administration and the budget decisions they approved. So it’s down to the homestretch. By the time the Gazette hits the street (some get it on Wednesday); there will still be time to plan on attending the Chamber of Commerce Forum for School Board candidates Wednesday night at the High School auditorium. Six o’clock is the time. Another opportunity presents itself with the GEPA forum at the Goochland Recreation Center on Sunday, Oct. 23 from 4 to 6 p.m. It may not be as much fun as rooting for your team in the World Series but supporting the candidates of your choice is a lot more important. See you Sunday. - Ken Odor
Letters to the Editor Support schools through Donors Choose As our schools take their steps forward in the “battle of the school board” I would like to draw attention back to the classrooms. Several teachers have posted wish lists for their classrooms on Donors Choose. This is the link : http://bit.ly/ HelpGCPS. Their needs aren’t huge and the dollar values aren’t millions but if everyone in Goochland could step in then we could really make a difference. If they don’t receive the complete funding then our teachers don’t get the money. We could beat these
down times one dollar at a time. Also, the arts programs that so many parents have stepped in to save NEED our help. We need art and music supplies. If you or anyone you know have an old instrument in your attic PLEASE think about donating it. There are kids who can not participate in band because of the rental fees. These aren’t the free and reduced lunch kids but the “parent who lost his job” kids or the “downsized at work” kids. Music is expensive. Reeds cost money and they use them up quickly. Please think about what you can do to help. Donate a gift card
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to Hobby Lobby or Harrison Music. Leave it in the teacher’s box at school. Mail it to the schools. Whether or not this person or that gets elected our schools are in need. Together we can make it through this. Together as a community we can make it through the budget cuts of last year whilst we await the cuts for the next year.
the threat of being destroyed, or forever changed, by having a retail distribution center/ warehouse located within the subdivision. Rudy Butler became a friend to my neighborhood and listened to his constituents’ concerns and made decisions even though they might not be to his political advantage. I believe Rudy Butler has the best interest of Goochland at heart and should be re-elected to the Board of Supervisors.
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of Rudy Butler since he was first elected to the Goochland Board of Supervisors. He has always worked hard and effectively for his constituents. He is visible at many countywide events and available to all county residents. Rudy keeps in mind the rural nature of Goochland County while being a strong proponent of controlled and proper growth. He has diligently pursued bringing business to the county and supporting existing businesses in order to reduce the tax burden of citizens. Rudy is a strong family person. I have always enjoyed hearing him tell about Grace’s (wife) may volunteer activities at St. Matthews Methodist Church and Will’s (son) pursuit of an extraordinary education. As usual his conversations are about others and not himself. He really has a caring attitude and delights in serving others. I respectfully request that the voters of District 4 Dan Zodun of Goochland Count vote to Manakin-Sabot re-elect Rudy Butler as their Supervisor. I will be doing so.
Gazette (“Supervisors move forward on UDA plan”), Mr. Butler is quoted as supporting the plan: “That idea found favor with District 4 supervisor Malvern R. “Rudy” Butler, who said the Tuckahoe Creek Service District should be considered for inclusion in the UDA plan”. Bob Minnick, District 4 candidate for Supervisor, is clear in his opposition to UDAs. In the August 11, 2011 issue of the Gazette, Mr. Minnick is quoted regarding UDAs: “I’m not thrilled with any kind of state mandate.” Further, Mr. Minnick’s position papers state he is “opposed to the ‘Urban Development Area’ mandate as currently planned in District 4 (Centerville area).” I live in District 4 and agree with Bob Minnick on UDAs. On this and many other issues, Supervisor Butler has had us going in the wrong direction for years. Minnick gets my vote on November 8th.
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I moved to Goochland in 2008 because I believed Goochland was a place where families could enjoy the rural character and small town community atmosphere. This year has been an eye opening experience for me when my neighborhood was faced with
The Urban Development Area process (UDA), has attracted a lot of scrutiny recently. Many citizens feel that such mandates infringe on property rights of citizens in Goochland and Virginia. Voters bristle at the thought of being told what they may and may not do with their property and the idea that politicians are picking “winners and losers”. Apparently, that is not the Rudy Butler deserves way that District 4 Supervisor re-election Rudy Butler feels. In a Page I have known and followed 1 story of the December 16, 2010 issue of the Goochland the long and successful career
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Supports Creasey for a second term I would like to encourage the citizens of District 3 to re-elect Ned Creasey for another term on the Board of Supervisors. When I supported him for his first term, it was because I believed he had qualities that would help our citizens and county. Those qualities included caring, devotion and passion. During his first term, those times were filled with many challenges and opportunities. He cared about each one of them. He listened to people and he did the necessary research to make sure he made the best decision. I think the next term will continue to be met with challenges and opportunities for our citizens and county, just as the rest of the country will be faced with much of the same. Many of those challenges will not be easy and I believe Ned Creasey will do the greatest good for the greatest number. His style and approach is what we still need. Please join me in supporting him for another term. Robin L. Hillman Maidens
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There are many good reasons why we need to re-elect Ned Creasey to the Board of Supervisor seat for District 3. After moving to Goochland County from Chesterfield 26 years ago, we have seen our local government change in many different ways, many of which we all would like to forget. But four years ago we were convinced that voting for Ned Creasey was the right vote to cast, and that deci-
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www.goochlandgazette.com sion certainly has proved to be the right choice. Mr. Creasey was the best person for the job then, and remains the right choice again. As the county population gradually grows, many unique and important decisions will have to be made for the immediate and long range goals of our county. Mr. Creasey made a commitment to establish transparency in all levels of our local government departments and business activities. To his credit, he has done just that during his current term. When you go to the polls in November, we urge you to support Ned Creasey. Please give him the opportunity to continue as a skillful and trustworthy leader for Goochland County. Ned is a man with a mission, striving to make this county a great place for everyone to live and to call it home. Tom and Laura Ferris Maidens
Goochland needs leaders like Manny As members of the “Greatest Generation” hit the Normandy Beaches, those whom had thus far survived the landing became the targets of unmerciless German gunfire raining down from the cliffs above the beachheads. Everyone knew, for the invasion to succeed, and the “slaughter on the sand” to cease, the guns must be silenced. While all agreed about the problem, only a handful braved the cliffs and quieted the wicked weapons, thus providing a solution. While no-one is hemorrhaging over Goochland County’s lack of high-speed (broadband) Internet service, at last Thursday’s NAACP Candidates Forum all supervisor candidates agreed bridging the “Digital Divide” was fundamental to improving our children’s edu-
cation. When the question, “Knowing Broadband Internet service’s county-wide priority, why was Comcast’s Franchise Agreement allowed to lapse for 3 ½ years?” was posed to the incumbent supervisors seeking re-election, Chairman and current District 2 supervisor William Quarles grabbed the microphone. After saying, “I know who asked that question,” Professor Quarles proceeded to pontifically lecture “his class” without answering the question. District 1’s Pryor said “I have nothing to add.” The November 3, 2004 Goochland County Board of Supervisors Meeting Minutes clearly state, “William Quarles and Bill Cleveland to negotiate the franchise agreement with Comcast (renewal is in 2007).” Despite Quarles’ public record, the Comcast Agreement was not executed until June of this year, leaving Goochland without an agreement for 3 ½ years. During this time Goochland was without an executed Comcast agreement, Manuel Alvarez, now seeking District 2’s Board of Supervisor’s seat, waged a “one man war” against Comcast bringing Broadband Internet service to his residence. I have read the agreement. It states a minimum 15 households within ½ mile are needed to obtain service. I had occasion this week to visit Horsepen Hills, and I counted 17 mailboxes on a road under ½ mile long…why haven’t the incumbents been fighting for our Horsepen Hills neighbors? Whom do want in our landing craft when we hit the beach, walkers like Alvarez, or talkers like Quarles? Goochland needs more leaders like Manny, who will scale the cliffs and get the job done! Michael M. McDermott Maidens
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Hobbs continued from > page 5 Inmates serving sentences at a Hobbs’ facility had to be committed to self improvement. “Education is very important,” she explained. “If an inmate didn’t have a high school degree, we worked with her to get her GED. Then we would encourage them to take college courses offered to inmates. What else were they going to do? They were in prison with a lot of time they could use to better themselves. We were able to get women continuing their education with the idea it would benefit them when they got out.” Another area Hobbs encour-
aged inmates to work on was job skills. Everybody worked and had a job at Goochland and Fluvanna when Hobbs was the warden. “Most of the women serving time at Goochland or Fluvanna were going to get out someday, and we didn’t want them coming back,” she added. “They had families, children and friends, that wanted them at home. We emphasized education and job skills, so they could support themselves and their families when they were out, was the way to make sure they didn’t break the law again and wind up back here or in another prison.” Hobbs said her mother, Louise Sparks, taught her how to be successful.
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NEWS: What’s Going on in Goochland County “My mother is the youngest of 22 children,” she said. “My grandfather was married twice and because the two families had so many children, I have a lot of cousins. I was taught by my mother to respect people and to try and bring out the best in them.” Hobbs’ husband, Milton, and 14-year old son Reggie, got an up close and personal view of her job. “Milton and I have been married for 25 years, and there was a time when we lived on the grounds of the Goochland prison,” she said. “As a youngster, Reggie saw inmates working in our yard or around the grounds of the prison. We explained to
him that when people break the law, they are punished and sometimes that includes going to prison.” There seemed to be a fire in Hobbs eyes when she talked about her new position. When asked if she would recommend a career in corrections to college or high school students, she became serious and thoughtful before answering. “I’d tell them that they aren’t going to make a lot of money working in the corrections field,” she said. “I’d also tell them if they were looking for a career where they could make a difference, influence change in people’s lives, then yes, they should explore a career in corrections.”
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Harvest Festival is fast becoming a family favorite By Jim Ridolphi Contributing Wrtiter Families lined up early for a fall event that seems to grow in popularity each year — Henrico County’s annual Harvest Festival at Meadow Farm and Crump Park. Beautiful fall weather and a variety of activities were just too much for visitors to pass on, and the crowds were early and eager. “They began lining up at 10 a.m. this morning for the noon opening,” said event organizer Jeannie Murray. The festival offered something for everyone including cider making, corn
shelling, visits to the Great Pumpkin Patch and cornhusk doll making. Children especially enjoyed a maze constructed of hay bales, and a steady stream of them wound their way through the geometric puzzle. For the history buff, the county’s 400th Anniversary Commission offered information and free goodies surrounding the county’s ongoing birthday celebration. There were also demonstrations of skills utilized on the farm in past days including woodworking and blacksmithing. If the petting zoo or tethered hot air balloon rides weren’t enough, there was a variety of music through out the day.
A Good Natured Riot and the Barbara Martin Band entertained on the main stage, and the Henrico High School marching band opened the ceremonies. There was even a presentation by the Richmond Indigenous Gourd Orchestra. “We have over 50 activities going on here today,” Murray said. She said planning begins for the next festival when this one ends, and the event relies on more than 50 volunteers to make it a success. “It take almost a full year to plan it,” Murray said. “This is a signature event for the 400th Anniversary celebration and the response has been great.”
Henrico County’s 400th anniversary celebration will turn the spotlight onto community and family history at the “Hunt for Henrico History,” set for 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 5 at the Eastern Henrico Recreation Center, 1440 N. Laburnum Ave. The free event is the final public event in Henrico’s yearlong 400th anniversary commemoration. “Hunt for Henrico History” will explore the county’s diverse history through living-history presentations and historical displays highlighting neighborhoods, schools, churches and civic organizations. Residents are encouraged to share their part in Henrico’s story by bringing photos, historical documents, mementos and other family heirlooms for a show-and-tell segment. Preservation experts will be
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Mary-Kaitlin Brown, a senior a Deep Run High School, will be holding a book signing of her first book, “Forgive Me,” at Barnes and Noble this Saturday from 3-5 p.m. The novel, which Brown began writing when she was 15, follows the trial and tribulations of 17-year-old Carly, who turns to drink and the party life to numb the pain of neglect by her parents. “I really want to use my love of writing to honor God and what He’s done in my life,” writes Brown on her Web site. “I also want to show young kids and teenagers like myself, that you are not too young to make a difference in our world. Life is such a gift. Always strive to do your best and never, ever give up,” she said. Find out more about her book and upcoming events by visiting her Web site at , http://www.raisethebelief.com.
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Va.) She was a volunteer for 11 years at St. Mary’s Hospital Bon Secours in Richmond, and she did Meals on Wheels. Alice was also a member of Council Catholic Women of St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception of Fredericksburg. She is survived by daughter, Pat and her husband, Ted Tholen; two grandchildren, Louise Bean and her husband, Mike, and Brian Hendrickson and his wife, Nancy; two great-grand-
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Late drive propels Cardinals past Cadets No. 3 Benedictine cannot hold off No. 1 Ireton 22-15 BY JIM RIDOLPHI Special Correspondent
There are tough losses and then there are tough losses. Benedictine suffered one of the latter on Saturday afternoon as the Cadets dropped a heartbreaker to No. 1 ranked Bishop Ireton of Alexandria, 22-15. Aided by three substantial penalties, the Cardinals spoiled Homecoming for the Cadets with a late game drive that erased a one-point advantage with minutes left in the contest. Making it especially hard were the final stats that clearly indicated Cadets’ dominance in most categories. It didn’t matter on the scoreboard. The Cadets scored first when quarterback David Geary found Charley Meyer for a 35-
yard touchdown reception. The conversion was no good and the Cadets led 6-0. Ireton scored after recovering a Cadet fumble and Moses Webb went in from six yards out for a 7-6 lead. Shortly before the half, Cardinals quarterback Patrick Zingler hit Merid Merid on a 40-yard reception to set the Ireton up deep in Cadets’ territory. Webb covered the final two yards giving the Cardinals a 14-6 halftime lead. The Cadets found success on the second series out of the locker room utilizing a wildcat formation with Meyer at the helm. Running back Corey Downey, who finished the game with 141 yards, covered the final seven yards. A two-point conversion attempt failed and the Cadets trailed 14-12. Benedictine spent much of the final quarter driving in Cardinal territory, but Geary’s first field goal attempt to put
the Cadets ahead barely missed to the left. The Cadets’ Amani Williams picked off a Zingler pass and returned the ball to the Cardinals’ 25-yard line. Meyer got another chance to kick the Cadets into the lead and connected on a 24-yard field goal. Trailing by a point, 15-14, the Cardinals set up shop in Cadet territory and drove to the Benedictine 9-yard line. Led by Nigel Williams, the Cadets’ defense answered the call and by fourth down the Cardinals had lost yardage back to the 14-yard line. They opted for a field goal and kicker Nick Galdos’ effort never reached altitude. But the Cadets’ seemingly game ending jubilation was short lived. Officials gathered and marked off a roughing the kicker penalty against Benedictine. On their sixth play from inside the 10 yard line, a direct snap to Andrew Bladen pro-
duced the winning touchdown and the Cardinals converted for two to make the final, 2215. “I thought this was an incredibly hard fought football game between two really good teams, and we’re just fortunate to get out with a win,” said Cardinals coach Tony Verducci. Cadets’ coach Greg Lilly was pleased with his teams’ ability to fight back and gain the lead, but was not as impressed with Benedictine’s first half play. “We had some opportunities and made some offensive mistakes, especially at the skilled positions,” he said. “To our kids’ credit, they bounced back in the second half.” With tough games remaining on the Cadets schedule, Lilly isn’t ready to consider a rematch just yet, but Verducci was not as restrained. “I have a sneaky suspicion these two teams will be seeing each other again.”
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Benedictine’s Corey Downey takes off on a second half gain for a few of his 141 total rushing yards. He also scored a touchdown for the Cadets. Bishop Ireton........... 7 7 0 8 — 22 Benedictine............... 6 0 6 3 — 15 B — Myer 35 pass from Gary (kick failed)
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Goochland girls volleyball continues on roll Bulldogs tame Cougars in straight sets BY JIM RIDOLPHI Special Correspondent
The Goochland girls’ volleyball continued their run at excellence as they defeated visiting Collegiate in three straight games to claim another non-district victory. The Bulldogs defeated the Cougars 25-20, 25-23, 25-22, upping their record to 11-3, highlighted by an unblemished slate in the James River District. Coach Jennifer Erixon feels the non-district match-ups are effective preparation and exposes her team to some schemes they might not normally encounter. “I love playing non-district games because we don’t ever really know what to expect,” Erixon said. “Each
district is made up of different talent levels, different styles of play, and different strategies. “They are good to play because it keeps my girls on their toes, and forces them to compete. So these non-district games help to challenge the girls.” The Bulldogs are currently on a 10 match winning streak and will try to put the finishing touches on a perfect JRD record in the next two weeks. “We have Randolph-Henry on Wednesday, and Amelia the following Wednesday. Both teams will present a challenge to us, but as long as the girls play as a team, communicate, and play smart volleyball, we will be fine,” Erixon said. The girls’ successful run is a dramatic turnaround from last season’s challenges. Erixon said there are some obvious reasons for the better performance coupled with some intangibles. “We did switch districts this sea-
son, so that does play a huge roll in the turnaround,” the coach said. “I’ve taught the girls a new offense, and they are working really hard to do it. They continue to get better each game, and I also think that has played a huge part in their success this season.” Perhaps even more important, the team bought into Erixon’s plan and displayed a fair amount of blind faith. “They were willing to believe in and try the new offense, and they accepted my new coaching style and philosophy.” The perfect district record is a tribute to a group of girls who believe in each other as well as the new coach. Erixon said everyone on the squad had made a contribution to the success, and it was difficult to single out a few standouts. “This question is really hard because all of the girls have improved a great deal throughout this season,” she said. “Taylor Scruggs is an great
competitor and athlete. Sydney Alvis is a very promising freshmen. Christina Mills and Mesa Willis have both improved as my middle hitters and Lainey Kopczynski has gained a great deal of game knowledge.” Erixon is counting on the chemistry and camaraderie to carry the team to the finish line, and beyond. “If all goes according to plan, we will remain undefeated in the district,” she said. “The girls will need to play some good volleyball and keep their communication up for each of the remaining four district games though. I am confident they are capable of doing it.” Goochland..................................... 25 25 25 Collegiate...................................... 20 23 22 Highlights: Lainey Kopczynski (G) 5 aces, 3 kills, 2 digs; Sydney Alvis (G) 4 aces, 6 assists, 5 kills; Mesa Willis (G) 2 aces, 2 kills, 4 blocks.
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Lainey Kopczynski goes high for a kill against Collegiate last week.
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Unconquered Bulldogs steamroll Cumberland 49-6 Homecoming crowd sees offensive show BY JP BEAUCHAMP Special Correspondent
There was no doubt the homecoming crowd packing the stands was pleased to see Goochland vanquish yet another foe in demonstrative fashion on Friday night when the Bulldogs (7-0, 4-0 James River District) rolled over visiting Cumberland 49-6. Winning only the toss on the evening, the Dukes (2-5, 1-3) started deep in their own territory but looked like they might make something happen when they recovered their own blocked punt on the Bulldog 41. But three plays later, they punted again to set up the Dogs for their first drive from the Bulldogs’ 16 and the game quickly got lopsided. Goochland moved the chains three times on a Patrick Clore run, a Jake Martin carry and a Cody Johnson pass to Nathan Adams. On third down slippery field conditions from an earlier rain caused Mitchell Brice slip for no gain. Looking at fourth and four on the Dukes’ 29-yard line, Goochland coach Joe Fowler elected to attempt moving the chains rather than send one of his two world-class kickers to the field. “We just feel like we were in a position where we could get the first down,” Fowler said. “If we didn’t get the first down, we felt like defense was playing well enough to stop them. Like everything, it is a calculated risk and we felt like it was a good calculated risk.” The fruit of his decision was demonstrated when Clore bulldozed through the line, hauling Duke defenders for an eightyard carry. Brice carried for seven and Clore, who had 12 carries for 122 yards on the night, moved
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Goochland running back Jake Martin (26) goes airborne in an attempt to pick up additional yardage. Martin finished the night with five carries for 54 yards and two catches for 50 yards.
the chains again setting up his run (32 yards). week on stopping that run. They first of three TD carries on a Cumberland’s defensive got us on the pass tonight. One nine yard run. strategy was to concentrate on thing had to give up; and tonight Colby Cooke followed with the run. “We focused on the we had to give it up on the pass.” his first of seven consecutive run tonight, and I felt pretty On the night, Johnson was 10 extra point kicks on the eve- good about the run defense,” said of 15 for 115 yards and three TDs ning. Dukes head coach Mike Sutton. : for the Bulldogs. With a touchdown in their Brice was a tough one to bring Never completely satisfied pocket the Dogs never looked down, and (Martin) and (Mason with his team’s performance back running the score to 49-0. Engel) are tough running backs. Fowler felt there was still room for Clore added his second TD Of course their fullback (Clore) improvement from his Bulldogs. on a one-yard run, Brice scored is a stud too; and we focused all “We gotta keep plugging away on a 26-yard run, Mason Engel, Brice and Martin each scored on passes Despite falling, Cooke still conBY CHARLIE LEFFLER from Johnson and Clore nected. “I don’t even know how I cleffler@goochlandgazette.com closed out the night with made contact with the ball because a 10-yard TD run. Just how good is Goochland I completely lost it as I was sliding,” The Dukes’ only score kicker Colby Cooke? Good enough came when Goochland to make a PAT laying flat on his he said. Laying on his back, Cooke changed their defensive back. watched as the ball sailed up and lineup late in the fourth On Friday night the Vanderbilt cleared the goalposts for the point. quarter. Cumberland commitment approached the ball junior back Justus Dowdy for his fifth extra point of the night What was running through his ran in four yards for the when suddenly his feet went out head? “Wow, I cant’ believe that just happened in front of all these Dukes’ only six points of from under him. hundreds and hundreds of peothe night. “The muddy conditions and ple,” he said. “But still seeing the The Bulldogs limited how bad the field was looking in the Dukes’ top rusher that spot after we’d been playing referees put their hands up as I Justus Dowdy to 72 yards on it all night, it was just so hard to made it made me feel better than missing it a looking like a complete on 16 carries, nearly half keep traction,” he said. idiot on the field.” of which came on a single
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and hopefully we’ll get better each week and make our way towards the playoffs,” he said. Running up big scores so often, a team could be tempted to by boredom and make mistakes. “We just try to work on things that we didn’t have success with and on things we hadn’t worked on,” Fowler said. “Just try to continue getting better each successive play.” Such a high scoring offense almost overshadows the success of the Bulldog defense that launched a tenacious front making critical stops to help set up successful offensive drives. Contributing to the Bulldogs’ success were Scott Pearce and Jess McLaughlin with seven tackles apiece. Brice, with 72 rushing, and 22 yards receiving, scored a 26 yard TD run and made a 15-yard TD reception. “The (offensive) line was blocking great,” he said. “(The defense) was doing pretty good. They had a lot of stops.” Fowler attributed the performance of his defense to all the work on the front end invested by each player. “It’s nothing that they’re doing now,” he said. “It’s the stuff they’ve done in the summer and the time leading up to here. Coach Sumlin and our defensive coaches do a great job and the kids worked hard in the off-season. You’re not going to
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Calendar. For information, call 746-1235 Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Deadline is Fri. 3 p.m.
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wishes to announce the ini- Schools. The public is cordially tial sermon of Sis Becky Gayle invited to attend this event. Jackson at 5 p.m. Rev. J.R. Coney, Pastor. For more inforNew Line Bapt. Church mation please call 556-5506. 4876 New Line Rd. Gum Spring VA is celebrating the 71st Anniversary of its Ushers Sunday, October 30 at 3 p.m. Come join us for The Goochland Educators an afternoon of Praise and Hall of Fame will hold its Worship through a Musical Annual Induction Ceremony at Program. For more informa4 p.m. in the Goochland High tion please call 556-3332 or School Auditorium. The 2011 556-5506. inductees are: James Hopkins, Leroy Parrish, Deloris Shelton and Jackie Salmon Morsink. Wednesday, November 2 The guest speaker for the cerPleasant Grove Baptist emony will be Mr. Peter Gretz, Church will hold Holy New Line Bapt. Church 4876 Assistant Superintendent, Convocation Services on Nov. New Line Rd. Gum Spring VA Goochland County Public 2, Nov. 3 and Nov. 4. A differ© Zap2it
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Columbia, Virginia welcome you to a free Barbecue. Face Painting and Bounce House for Children, Conversation and Hymn Singing for all. Free Barbecue Dinner. Opens at 1 p.m.., Dinner served and Activities from 2-4 p.m. Hymn Sing at 4:15 p.m.. Bring a chair if you wish. Site: St. Joseph’s Catholic Church and St. John’s Episcopal Church, across from the Post Office. Other Churches sponsoring; Rising Mount Zion, Memorial Baptist, Columbia Baptist, Burning Bush Baptist, and Calvary Church, Palmyra.
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ent preacher will speak each night. The event is held at 7:30 p.m. each night. The event is located at 3845 Shannon Hill Rd., Columbia, Va., Rt. 605. Thursday, November 3 4-H Thunderhooves will be having their first meeting of the year at 6:30 p.m. at the Goochland Extension Office. This 4-H club is for youth ages 9-18 years of age. If you like horses and are interested in horse science and horsemanship than this club is for you. For further information please contact the Goochland Extension office at 556-5841. OCTOBER 25, 2011 11 PM 11:30 12 AM
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Residential for Rent ∫ CONDOS & TOWNHOUSES Godwin Schools , Condo, Owner pays $250/mo. & condo fee, Disc. $1150/mo. 1st year 703-725-9086.
HOUSES UNFURNISHED 4830 WHITEHALL RD.-GOOCHLAND,VA. 23063 4 Bed, 2 Bath,Living/dining, Family Room F/P, Kitchen, Utility Room, Large Deck, Detached Carport, Storage Bldg, Situated on 3.50 acres, Available Now, $1200.00 month. 3030 GATHRIGHT RD. GOOCHLAND, VA. 23063 Duplex 2 Bed, 1 Bath, Family Room, Eat-in Kitchen, Available Now $800.00 month.
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ADVERTISEMENT OF PUBLIC AUCTION SALE AT 12943 PLAZA DRIVE, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, 23233 IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
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TREE SERVICE Great Dane Tree Service LLC. Trimming, Topping & Removal. Minutes from Goochland Call 540-872-2600
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In execution of the lien provided by Virginia Code 55-419, VALENTINE DEVELOPMENT, LLC doing business as CENTERVILLE SELF STORAGE, will offer for sale at public auction on Wednesday, October 26th at 10:00am at the location of the storage units at 12943 Plaza Drive, Richmond, Virginia 23233 in Goochland County, VA, the contents of the following units: #486 - Hancock, D., #20-Davis, G., #305- Ceperich, S., #396-Martin, D. All property will be sold in their "As Is" condition without warranty of any kind whatsoever. This advertisement does not constitute an invitation to prospective bidders to go into the storage units for any purpose. TERMS OF SALE: CASH payable at the time of sale to the highest bidder. All sales are final with no return of the property for refunds permitted. In the event Valentine deems it best for any reason at the time of the sale to hold open, postpone or continue the sale from time to time, such notice of holding open, postponement or setting over shall be announced in a manner deemed reasonable by Valentine. Additional or changed terms may be announced at sale. RS 45500 FOR INFORMATION: CENTERVILLE SELF STORAGE 12943 Plaza Drive Richmond, VA. 23233 804-784-3330
YARD & ESTATE SALES MANAKIN - Grandma’s Attic Fall Parking Lot Sale Saturday, Oct. 22nd, 10:00-2:00. Antiques, glassware, railroad items, handcrafted jewerly, soaps, wood crafts, art, food and more. 1903 Manakin Road, across from Satterwhite’s Restaurant (804) 708-0037.
Recreation BOAT SLIPS & STORAGE New secure COVERED R.V. and Trailable Boat storage bays, any height or length, $80.00 per month; 5% Senior Citizen Discount Fred’s cell #804-456-0251
Transportation WANTED AUTOS A. J. ’S JUNK CAR REMOVAL 804-441-4314 WE BUY JUNK CARS $100 & UP!!!
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Six foot pipe gate; John Lyons horse round pen; Honda small engine GV-400; Antique wood burning stove; Small Emerson fridge; Electric hay trolley; Antique iron board; Antique wood shutters; Pole Puller; Large Western Saddle; 12pt. Deer Head; Archery Target Deer. Call 598-2341. Advertise with The Goochland Gazette Call 746-1235 for more details!
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Factory worker in Powhatan 804-598-5579 bharvey@moslowwood.com DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY SUPPORTS - Goochland Powhatan Community Services is seeking a Director of Community Supports. See www.gpcsb.org for job description and application, or call 5565400. Open until 11/3/11. EOE Education management company seeking substitute for math lab setting. Visit the careers tab at www.cortezmgmt.com for more information. Administrative Assistant - Processing Orders / Filing / Mailing / Customer Service / Flexible Hour. Powhatan: 598-5579 or jtrapp@moslowwood.com
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LEGAL NOTICES of Virginia VA. CODE 8.01-316 GOOCHLAND J&DR Commonwealth of Virginia, in re: CHARLES ISAAC BROOKS GOOCHLAND SOCIAL SERVICES v.
Case #JJ008510-03-00
UNKNOWN FATHER ORDER OF PUBLICATION The object of this suit is to SEEK TO TERMINATE THE RESIDUAL PARENTAL RIGHTS OF UNKNOWN FATHER TO A CHILD BORN TO TINA BROOKS ON MARCH 26, 2011. "RESIDUAL PARENTAL RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES" MEAN ALL RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES REMAINING WITH THE PARENT AFTER THE TRANSFER OF LEGAL CUSTODY OR GUARDIANSHIP OF THE PERSON, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE RIGHT OF VISITATION, CONSENT TO ADOPTION, THE RIGHT TO DETERMINE RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION AND THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR SUPPORT. It is ORDERED that the defendant appear at the above-named Court and protect his interests on or before 12/01/2011 at 1:30pm. ENTERED: 10/13/2011 Edward DeJ. Berry, Judge
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TRUSTEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE located at 12902 Holly Lane, Manakin -Sabot, Virginia In execution of the Deed of Trust from ANDREW C. MCKENZIE dated June 12, 2009, in the Original Principal Amount of $135,327.00, and recorded in Deed Book Inst. 090002351, in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court for the County of Goochland, Virginia, default having occurred in the payment of the indebtedness thereby secured and at the request of the holder of the Note, the undersigned, as Substitute Trustees, any one of whom may act, will sell at public auction at the Front Entrance of the Circuit Court for the County of Goochland on November 3, 2011, at 2:15 p.m., the property described as Lot 4, Block B, Hickory Haven, County of Goochland, Virginia, known as 12902 Holly Lane, Manakin-Sabot, Virginia. Tax ID: 58 3B 4 TERMS: CASH. PROPERTY SOLD AS IS AND WITHOUT WARRANTY OF TITLE. ADDITIONAL TERMS MAY BE ANNOUNCED AT TIME OF SALE. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE. A deposit of $ 13,000.00 or 10% of the successful bid amount (whichever is lower) will be required immediately of the successful bidder, IN CASH, CASHIER’S CHECK OR CERTIFIED FUNDS ONLY PAYABLE TO "CECIL G. MOORE, TRUSTEE", balance to be paid within fifteen days from the date of sale. ABSOLUTELY NO PERSONAL CHECKS ACCEPTED AS BIDDER’S DEPOSIT. Real estate taxes will be adjusted to the date of sale. All cost of conveyance, deed, examination of title, recording charges and the grantor’s tax will be at the cost of the purchaser. All risks of casualty pass to the successful bidder. THIS IS A COMMUNICATION FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. DATED: September 7, 2011 CECIL G. MOORE, and JO ANN HUTCHINSON, Substitute Trustee(s) 11 217BF (72.47) For Information Contact Trustees At: 710 Denbigh Boulevard, Ste. 6C, Newport News, Virginia 23608 (757) 877-0255 between 9:00 - 10:30 a.m. only
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